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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Fig.
1 Raster's "Mutoscope"
2 Demeny's "Phonoscope'*
3 Early intermittent mechanism
4 The Prestwich camera
5 Lay-out of film coating apparatus
6 System of film perforating
7 35-mm film dimensional tolerances
8 Sequence of film production operations
9 Picture and sound in "married" print . .
10 "Dog Movement" intermittent mechanism
11 Double Maltese Cross by R. W. Paul . .
12 Operation of oscillating shutters
13 Intermittent film motion by mutilated rollers
14 Intermittent film claw by W. Darling . .
15 Early Williamson intermittent mechanism
16 Modified Prestwich intermittent mechanism
17 Analysis of claw motion by Arthur S. Newman
18 Conventional basic camera lay-out
19 Intermittent mechanism by Mitchell Camera Corp.
20 The Bell & Howell "Shuttle gate" intermittent
21 Variable aperture shutter mechanism . .
22 Shutter "cut-off " efficiency
23 CameraViewfinder parallax
24 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer "follow-focus" device
25 Set up for background projection shots
26 Scene identification unit by Paramount Corp. ,
27 Rack-and-pin processing unit
28 Film drying drum
29 Processing apron
30 Reel-and-tray processing unit
31 Simple film rack
32 Multiple film rack
33 Continuous processing machine
34 Splicing unit for film processing
35 Plan view of developing racks
36 Upper rollers and drive to processing rack
37 Lower rollers of processing rack
38 Processing rack assembly
39 Processing rack loaded with film
40 Compressed air squeegee
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